Three Principal Aspects of the Path
Teachings on Lama Tsongkhapa's text on developing renunciation, bodhicitta, and wisdom.
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Venerable Thubten Chodron Ultimate and conventional existence
The ultimate nature of emptiness within the three aspects of the path, discussion of ultimate…
View Post The middle way view
Examining emptiness and the misconception of the self existent, permanent self; the relationship of the…
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The advantages of bodhicitta
Why should we pursue the Buddhist ideal of being of benefit to all living beings?…
View Post The benefits and causes of bodhicitta
How bodhicitta, our true friend and refuge, makes our lives more meaningful.
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Equanimity: The foundation of bodhicitta
Before we can cultivate love and compassion, we have to be able to get rid…
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All beings have been our mother
When we can relate to all beings as having once been our mother, our attitude…
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Seeing the kindness of our mothers
We can develop gratitude by meditating on the kindness of our parents.
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The benefits of love
Developing love in our minds brings benefits, as outlined in Nagarjuna's book The Precious Garland,…
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Heart-warming love
It is possible to see all beings, whether they are friends, enemies, or strangers, as…
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Great compassion
Just as love is the thought that we want all beings to have happiness, so…
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The great resolve and bodhicitta
The decision we make in our Dharma practice to benefit all sentient beings is a…
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Equalizing self and others
The second method of generating bodhicitta, called equalizing and exchanging self and others, is discussed.
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